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St. John Addresses 400O Pee :
nile at Mountain Park

The Prohibition party of Luzerne and
Lackawanna Counties Tuesday held u
monster reunion and picnic at Mountain
Park. Between 1000 and 5000 people were
on the grounds. w. J. Tanning, of the
New York Voice, the leading Prohibition
organ, delivered an address in the morning.
In the afternoon Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of
Missouri, spoke for over an hour, address
ing her remarks chiefly to the ladies. EX-
Governor st. John, of Kansas, spoke an
hour and Il half He defended himself
vigorously from the charge of having, like
Judas Iscariot, betrayed and deserted the
Republican party.
He created something of an excitement
by declaring positively that he placed the
responsibility of the great evils of the rum
trade at the door of the Christian Church.
For" he said, elf every minister, deacon
and member of these churches did not vote
for its continuance and prosperity by cast
ing their ballots for one OF other of the old
parties the traffic would be stamped out
within year" He held that no man who
professed to be follower of Christ could,
if he acted according to his professions,
vote for any other party than the Prohibi
| ton.
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Death of an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Catharine Sweeney, mother of Ed
ward Sweeney, of Allentown, Jas. Sweeney
of Summit Hill, and grandmother of Jas.
A. Sweeney, of Hazleton, died at the resi-
dence of her niece, Miss Bessie Kennedy, at
No. 8, at five o'clock Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sweeney was about ninety-sx years
old and had never known much sickness
during her long life. She had been staying
all summer with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Owen Ferry, at Eberyale, and only came to
visit her niece, Miss Kennedy at No. 3,
Hazleton. couple of weeks ago.. About
ten days ago she was taken suddenly i'll
with dysentery and that coupled with old
age brought her to the grave. The funeral
took place on Thursday aftemoon.-Hazle-
ton Plain Speaker.
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Not a Lovely Outlook.

Another Canadian prophet is mixing up
the weather for us for the present month.
His name is Walter Smith. Listen to him.
" AT present writing August promises to
be the worst month of the whole summer
generally. 1t will give the worst storms
have the greatest amount of sudden
changes, and be remarkable for both its hot
and cool periods, The last fifteen days are
the worst in all respects, and my readers
may make up their minds for very trying
time. The continued spells of heat point
to probable earthquakes and severe drought
in sections intermiXed with very heavy
electrical storms, with heavy rain and hail.
In fact, the whole month, as my extended
forecast GOES TO show, will be succession
ei hot waves. heavy storms and cool spells,
ETC."
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What The boys" Were Doing.

The Monroe Necs of last week contains
the following paragraph
John Hauk, G. II. Mantz, +. j. Rehrig,
and AL. Bartholomew, of Lehighton AL.
Mantz, of Tamauqua Dildine Snyder,
Robt. Bowman and Benz. Rinker, of Parry.
vile. and DIR. W. l.. Kutz, of Weissport,
Carbon county, spent last week camping at
SaylOr's Lake, in this county. On Thurs
day they came TO Stroudsburg for the pur-
pose of enjoying little horse race on the
fair ground course. The news that race
was to take place on the fair ground
brought together large crowd from both
towns. For some reason the proposed race
did not come OFF. One story is that the
Carbon county men backed down on thell
horse, while another report says that tho
Monroe county horse failed TO find hacker,
TO the amount of ten dollars.
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Municipal Officers Arrested.

On complaint of Nick Rose, John Boett-
schen and ]. r. Jones, taxpayers residing
in the Sixth ward, Wilkesbarre, warrants
wers issued Monday evening for the arrest
of Mayor Sutton, Street Commissioner
Devers and the members of Council. The
defendants are charged with having set up
and maintained nuisance in the Sixth and
Third wards by failing to keep the streets
in order and allowing stagnant and filthy
water to accumulate in the public streets.
The Mayor and members of Council entered
bail for their appearance at court.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-08-13
Mems Fancy Flannel Shirts
is 4HE MOON A DEAD WORLD.

The general opinion is, that
the moon has passed through
the natural stages OF birth, life
and death, and is now under
going the changes incidental
to final decay. We know not
whather this be true or false,
but we do know that there is
but one genuine Davis Sewing
Machine, and that is the only
machine that uses the vertical
feed. Don't fail to see it.
Geo. ". NpSbaum, Agent,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
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Tea ohers' Examination.

The Carbon county teachers examina-
tioRs for 1887 will be held as follows:
AT Pleasant Corner for Mahoning town
ship, on Saturday, August ~.
AT East Penn, for East Penn township.
on Tuesday, August rs.
AT East IIaYen, for Kidder township. O
Thursday, August Is.
AT Millport, for Lower Towamensing
township, on Saturday, August 20.
AT stemlersYille, for Upper Towamensing
township, on Tuesday, August %.
AT Koch's Hotel, for Penn Forest town
ship, on saturday, Sept. -
The examinations win be- in writing and
all applicants should come prepared with
paper and pencils. No certificates will be
granted 10 applicants under seventeen
years old.
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Notice, Railroadel-!

No extra charge for railroad men, The
United States Life Insurance Co.. in the
city of New York, has been doing business
the last thirty-eiGht years; has one hum
dred and twenty-five dollars for every one
hundred dollars liabilities. This company
issues an inoOntestabls, non-forfcitahle in
yestment policy The insured need not die
to win, but can withdraw in cash the full
value of the policy at the end of fifteen or
twenty years. The insured will net as large
per cent of interest as any other inyest-
ment would of like security, besides enjoy
ing that many years insurance free. lfyou
viii kindly send me your age l will prompt
~ give You an estimate of policy on your
own life; you will then be- able 20 Judge in
diligently as TO whether 70 would prove a
profitable investment to YOU.
Yours very truly.
W. NJ. SEIl.
District Agent a. ;. Life insurance Co.
~latington. Penua.
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T he Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, AUGUST, 13 1887.

SPECIAL NOTICE Persons making payments
- to this office by money orders or postal notes
will please make them payable at the WEISS
PORT POST OFFICE, as the LehightOn ONCE Is
OF money order Office
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-Jnst received irom Rnsto.

= USI IUUVINVU IIOHI DOSIOn,
an immense stock of the genu-
inc knight of Labor Shoes,
which we are selling at $3.50
and So. Warranted solid calf
leather. Clauss & Bro, the
TailOrs, sole agents for Carbon
county. Our stock of hand
made shoes cannot be beat by
any dealer in the county.
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SWitChback Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS
swilchhack pcp0t 80. 1910, ID 80 2al. 8 .l5.
summit lllll-9.io ~ 10. o. 20. B ~, 4 sai Glo
-sUNDANs--
SNilnlack nrioi-l .lu.s15
sulainif Hiil-3 uUi l-u0.
H. 4. llUAfFORD Les q AIer.
/. II. ~ MJAfOkD supf s Pass Agt
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DIED.

STINER,-ln Bear Greek, August Sd EndOra,
daughter of James and Elizabeth Stiner aged
years, months and II days.
FREDENBURG.-Tn Sandy Run, July 3lst, Mary
j., wife of James Fredenhurg, and daughter of
Thomas and Lizzie Bear, aged is years, 10
months and 10 dnNS.
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100 Doses One Dollar


REPORT on THE CONDITION OF TIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEHIGH-
Ton, pcnnil., at the close of business, August J.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Have You a HumOr of Skin or
Blood?
IF so, THE cUTIcURA REMEDIES
WILL CURE YOU.

Twas Induced after oil other remedies had failed
| a. Nee the turiCruA NtHlrIrs on my boy four
YEAR Of nrc. who had running spp- irum hlsthirhs
tn the vnd IT his toss The nails tell o. lis arms
| aud inuc VIEW also Duycr'i nul hr whs a horrible
| s.Ehi ~, tLi'ruA and tlIl,rHN soar Wcrr all
q change fut the letter aud u III, wccks Inc ebiii
was prfirpily we'll.
was then induced 10 Try them further. a. my
nsis iuf nearly hiirtn ycgrs Hui hld tried every
thiug that could ~ hnld ui Hui asked the Ai,i,.
| u the wu-i rmiurut II The pruirsiUn. but ail IN
| vain, u Wns nll over her brly and an over her
sniyrNr. two hpNc- n CuuUUt aud two cakes nf
JrtitrnA ~nAr. uud in one Wupk ifum the time he
hcean tlclr Ne could see change iur the better
u is nov nearly one year siun' me stopped using
| the tJri,tuA HiNrnirs, aui there IT, NJ r.tufn
pronounce her yutn'ly Cuusi Nu one only thos.,
Who have Che disease aud lbrr who nw constantly
| about diseased patients, can nullfc the toftur ln
have recommended the Crrf,ru, Rrurptrs to
MI whom have met that Wrr in any way In nc,yl
ui skin curr. ono man b. vHpm accommodated
them had suffered iur over twelve yyir and In tiat
time spUut nearly I've hundnl uulIir b. be- rursl
but nothing hclpcd, and nov after The usr of H,c
huiilra IT ttftgi ~ RrsptNfNI and tryrfnl boNrs
uf Cuutuut. aud two cake ut ,ru,ruA soar r.
ioiOUs boz having found crtf ! have othcrs at
pultput under tn'atmcnt aul with ruud Prospects
n no cas-. 60 my knowlcdsc have the jru'crnA
ntc plcasurS In sending thIs to You. trusting
that 10 may prove hlCsing g. you and 10 the ,uf
iynug. DIR ! hllllltuN,
kimlull hrulC, Co. Dakota
CrrcrRA. the grcat kin rurc. aud rrft,rr,
soar. ~ cxquislt skin bsnuiifUT externally and
CpItuuA RisUNrNr the ngu hluri uuHfpf. I'M
irrually ar 70 positive cur lir ytpn form of Mn
AMI blood diseases from iAinliu Co sauiulh
Sold c,crwhcrr. rriv.,rruru,. rOe soar. -.
EisuINtNT a. pfrplrd lg tlg Form uut. Ayn
tuINt,At 60. BOSTON, Mae.
90 send inf "liow 90 cur SKIN nlsotas" "a
pages 'p Illustrations aud lul i,stimUnias
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Miscellaneous.

BAgDtNg-Gi H11,c.
Tus-ii 2lai -
Supr-Drop 81 5i, buck, a. o.
ITAp=ts.
Nuis-lron. - i5@2 ~. steel, y aj82 10
ruWnIn-kcg- a. half kegs, A. -; quar-
ter krir,, 81 ~.
WnisGY=Stmirht Kentucky Bourbon
Maryland aud Pennsylvania RYE, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties Tennessee WHISTLES
according to age and make. common whisky
UlrftSl ~, According a. proof
Tou,cco-Common, 2ia3,c, other grades
a,ttSic
Vocabulary grease wool uuwashcd, i3rt
lSc. clear grease wool. 2iGuAc, bury washed
aDHsh, tub washed Idbc
SNuTr-Garnrtts so ~. l,alph's, tiO -
railroad, o. -. Gail & Az. a.
coat utL-rrmc white, Wholesale lots, IN.
per gallon.
lliprs-nry flint, No I, i3tti9isc. No. . Il
MiO'sc. dry snltcd. sdiOc. green galtcd, No
J, d'sa7c, No. 2,5'sc green, zoos, shccpskins
thcGtti.
bruwANH Hk.
TALON =lHltse
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Live STOCK.

CmcAGo, H., Nov. s.-rhc Drovcrs' Jour
nal reports: Cattlc-Rcvcipts, 800 ship
mcnts, 200. Market slow; common lower;
extra, g. OocG5 G2 =; uockcrs and feeders a a.
G30O; cows bulls aud mixed, ~ OOM3 90,
Texas cattle, a. 25m2 %. western rangers,
- gjCl3 IN. logs-Reccipts, 5000. ship
ments S,OO. Market strong aud BE- higher.
mixed, ~ 2Jtii co. heavy, - i0tal 10; light,
ccipts, 1000; shipments 1000. Market slow
and lower; natives, s250sIl % western, t3 10
Ct3 hj Texans, 81 OO6t3 ~. lambs. " GOA
> - The Droycr' Journal cablcgram from
London quotes cattle stronger, on light sup
ply good Ia choice American steers, 800
i2lsd per pound, estimated dead weight.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened strong and
closed strong middling O3.lGc. Sales, T. 100
bales including Sol last evening, Of which
5000 To exporters aud !, 100 To spinncr; re-
ccipts $3.50 bales, shipments l,27i bales,
stock on hand. l1o,OgI bales; receipts to
date, sNO. 2lG bales shipments to date, iji
OD2 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary $50;
middlisg low, si5.iGc; middling, 0J-iGc;
good middlinF, 0,sc; middling fair, o 1916;
lair, nominal.
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No. 2, 81 90; No. 2, So %; lob kit, No. I,
u i5i No. ., 81 10; No. 3, 81 o. Dry herring,
family, DC per box.
Pos FEEr-Barrcls 81 so; half barrels
So 10: kegs 81 10.
FREsn MEArs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
DC; forequarters 6GgGc second grade, hind
quarters, &c; forequartcrs, &C.; common, hind.
quarters, lc; forcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, 0yS97c.
lIops 5m7isc
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pailx corroS sr.rrSKxr.
NEw YORK.
Holiday, State election; no reports.
NEw ORLEANS.

Holiday, State election. no reports.
SEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened strong aud closed
quiet aud hrn middling. . 5.iGc. Sales. 400
bales. Quotations were %, follows. Ordinary,
1916 good ordinary, s7.i0c, low mid
ding, Di.lG,, middliug, D5-lGc; good mid.
ling ii.lGc.
Futures opened steady nt decline and
closed firm, ~ follnws November. na36,a -.
December, a3sapSa. January, ais@o ~.
February, ahsmaTt March, pGS@p ~
April. p7a61rSt MAY pSDdpW June.
nGnriOO0, July. lOUDdiO 10. August, Dos
taiuW sales, 1880 bales.
Many roar MARKET.
No reports to-day. Holiday at New York
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
No reports today. Holiday at New York.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon, Spots -ilusincs GOOD NJ harden.
iug prices Sales t2,UlnbalCs, uf which Amcri
can psn1 bales. Receipts 2i,Ol1 bales, II
which American ~ Auhilcs Closing quota.
lions wcV ~ follows Ordinary, 4,.d rbpd
ordinary. i3.iGl. low middling 6'sd. rund
mildlnr. o '-lGd, middIinF uplauds SD
middling Orleans a'ld
Futures opened irregular, and closed
steady, ~ follows.
THE prices are given in pence aud Giths
thus iOJ means lGiGii. and OF mean,
. lGid.l
AtIpms November 3 23d. sellers No
ycmhcf December. s nd sellers. December
Janunfy, 2ll SELLERS January February,
3 sal, sellers February Marh, . nd, SELLERS
Mnrrh April = 22d. s,llrr. April.May, . 2ld
sellers May June, ai, sellers, JuncJuly,
3 gsd, sellers
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lIols Choice, S,i good, i'.8Sci common,
N.t,i4c.
Choice, 3'sc medium, 3a3sc
common, StGti ~
Laws Choice, g. common to good, per
head u infUl
Gu,~ C,rtLr= Choice, 3'.alisg good.
2A"3'c fair to medium, 2',ml4c seal
lhwaEt isa2c feeders, light iA.a2c, heavy,
gI63i.r
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Mrtrs-Modcmic demand, u tn ia's
hands high, gil,ai,g i6ii to 10 hands high
SibJHiS
lluWr-Modcmic demand drivers, SEQ
Ctl'n heavy draft S21O. saddle, fi2,M20.
Texas PONIES. fiSHtn
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Cation seed rrehnc,..

ruiNr CHubE Ou.=inc; oil crude, none,
prime summer yellow, bFtJ5c. oil summer
yellow, a,c, choice cooking summer yellow,
Nttihg miner, summer yellow, a1Mtnc,
prime cotton seed meal. sii scale car load
lots less than car load, tiG 5odiL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
APPEAL OFFICE.

TUESDAY EyINiNG, Nov, ;, lNSI
Money is somewhat easier, in good de-
mand, but rates are still firm ats per cent.
to customers. The bank, are supplying out
side calls for money to a limited extent.
Local securities are firm, with some de-
mand Tor good bonds.
The Clearing house report is as follows:
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GENERAL MARKET.


Coax Mr,L-Staninrl. s. 3Od2 o.. pearl.
~ 2jdj -, miller, o. asa 90 quiet
nr,Ns-Nayy. o. MAIN
oar Mr,L-ln hall hrls t2@3 5O from
store.
FtnuH-from store common. ~ - fam.
ily o. -. choice e. 49, fancy, a.. extra IAN.
~, ~ ~. patent, a. a.. firm
CHAcKTHs Soda, extra. o.. soda, treble cv.
tra. 40, ginger snaps 51@G'sc, assorted
jumblcs Ia.
CHAcgrp wuEAr-ln half brls., o. ., frim
sturr.
HoNINY Avn dun. Frnm slorc. Alnl D.
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Grain. Provisions and Groceries.

ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov. s. Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Nothing doing on
account Of elections. Market dull and little
changed; No. 2 red, cash, II l9c November,
7ilIc bid; December 72X@72jSc, closing at
72hc January, HAc; May SO@SOI+c,
closing at SOlEc.
Corn-No transactions; offered at cash
3SAc; November, 3sH; December, 37hc;
January, 3sSc May, 4ikc.
Oats-Vcry dull; cash, 2i7i; November,
Nlsc; December, HAc: May, 2Sl9c. Rye
Strong at b2c bid. Barley--Strong at 20 10 70l Ec.
linn-Strong at &c. nmeal-Steady at
81 90.
rlay-unchangcd, prime timothy, sii@l6;
prairie, SStGll.
Eggs - l7Ml7iEc. Butter - Unchanged;
firmer; creamery, 22@26c; dairy, l6d22c.
ions-POrk-Summcr cured, Sl2 80.
Iard-S6 25dG 80. Dry salt mcats-Boxcd
shoulders, 81 S2iS65 o.; long clears,
81 GIsmG G7l5; clear ribs, 81 %; short clears,
a. Sisa7 ~. Bacon-lIoNcd shoulders,
s. s7ls; long clears, 81 5O6g7 G7Ja; clear
ribs 81 67la@7 10; short clears, 81 $50
s ~. lIams-Stcady NJ Sii6l2 ~.
liccci pts-Flour 2,0O0 wheat u 600 corn.
5000, oats, 5000 ryey3UDO, barley, 1900.
Shipments - Flour, 12,OOl wheat II 900;
corn 1900; oats, 1000 rye, 1900; barley,
1000.
Afternoon Board; whcat-Dull aud easy.
Corn-Quict. Oats-Dull.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. s.-Wheat-
Steady; No. > soft, cash, no bids, G7c asked;
December, no bids, G1iEo asked; May, Hlsc
bid, Zoe asked. Corn-Steady; No. 2, cash,
3jc bid, $3.50 asked December, 3jAc asked,
the year, 3jc bid, IS &c asked; May, 3sizc
bid, 8Dazc asked; No, . white, cash, SIC
asked. Oats-May, 8l4o hid, 269ic asked.
INV ORLEANS, La, Nov. s-Sugar-Stcady,
| with q fair demand. Molasscs-Dull weak
and lower; open kettle, choice, Ale; strictly
prime, JS0g30c. Other articles unchanged
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Sr Louis, No, Nov. s.-Wool-Quict
and steady; unwushcd, bright medium 1850
DE coarse braid, ljd22c; low sandy, l5CB
lsc fine light, iG0f2Oc; tine heavy. lGCriSc;
tub washed, choice, &c; fair, 3i@3jci low,
gliNt1lp
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NASHVILLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,

Noiiec e hereby rlven that I will on "Wednesday,
Nov, H. iSs7, NJ 10 O'Clock ain nc the siOuhoug ot
Mccarthy a I'M, No. - second strct, Ia Mem.
phil, sill NJ public auction to highest bidder for
each the following personal property I watch and
chain, rifle. hfccch loading shot gun, trunk,
yaliscs. oycrout, I cloth ovcrcOaL I lot ~ 2.
hpoks, paln studs. and other personal effects OF
Thomas u wilder dcccascd
Terms tnth JOHN T. MtifiNf,
AdmlnlitmloT OF Thomas u. Wider Decca,oi
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OIL aud Tnrnrnilne.

CnARLBroN, s. C., Nov. s.-Turpcntinc-
Firm; 3lc bid.
CLEyELANp, O.. Nov. s.-pctrolcum-
Steady, = W. 100, &c.
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. A. I
MEMPHIS, Nov. T. ip.m.
The following observations are taken nj NIL sta
lions named at - meridian time, which is on,
hour later than Memphis time:
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General News.
BUSINESS dull.
CLEAR and warm.
RIVER stationary.
FoUR boats leaving today.
QUIET on the levee yesterday.
THE Dacotah returned to st. Louis last
night
The City of Cairo is due down, on her way
to Vicksburg.
THE Paris G. Brown leaves St. Louis today
for New Orleans.
Tue Kate Adams leaves tomorrow evening
for Arkansas City.
The Gayoso is the packet tomorrow even
ing for Tiptonville.
THE Chickasaw will be here to leave Sat
urday for White river.
THE name Of the steamer Ed Foster should
be changed TO For Sale" She is again on
the market.
TnE J. A. WooDsoN arrived yesterday from
Paducah, where she has been on the docks.
Her future movements are unknown.
The City of st. Louis, from New Orleans,
should pass here today, on her way TO st.
Louis. She has 400 tons of sugar and mo-
lasscs for this port
THE Benton, of the United States mail
line, leaves this evening for Helena, Terrene,
Concordia and all way points. Capt A. l.,
Cummins commands.
THE James Lee, Capt. Claggett, leaves at Z
o'clock this evening for Helena, Friars Point
and all way landings. VIM. Ashford, Will
Darragh and Gus Cummings are her clerks
TUE Ice line srcamcr Coahoma Capt. John
T.. Higgins, leaves this evening for Gold
Dust, Osceoa and all way points on the up
pcr coast VIM Smither Sid Wheeler and
Charley Lcftwich are her clerks.
THE Arkansas City, from Vicksburg
passed 10 st. Louis yesterday morning. She
put of here 2i6 bales of cotton, u bags OF
seed cotton and 4, 100 sacks Of cotton seed,
and added barge containing OPS bales OF
compressed cotton for reshipment east al
Cairo.
TmE new and elegant steamer Eugene
Capt. Ed. Rowland, leaves here at 8 O'Clock
this evening for Helena, Tcrrcne and all
way landing on the Arkansas river through
10 Pine Bluff. viii Rowland, one Of tn,
most popular clerks on the river, has charge
of the office.
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Bonds aud stocks.

The following list Il corrected regularly
and may be rcgarlcdas the latest quotations
nANK STOCKS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. BonI. aud s,oeLs.

LoNnnN, Nov. ST p.m.-rousols closed
ht iuj Tia Tor money aud iOj j.i0 Tor the
account 4. SO. W. hrst.. ~.
o., fAnis Nov S-rhrcc per cent rcnics, ~
20 lur the account.
nANK CtrNRiNGs.
b"stoN, Mass Nov s-liank clcnriurs to.
dab were ilIUJJ lGl. balances ii.sgl jlJ.